... A USTRIA. (mo0M OUR OWN COORRSPONDSNT.) VIENNA, JAN. 18.- There can be no doubt that the number of special couriers received and sent off by the different embas- sies here within the last few days has been very great;' and, among others, probably the arrival of the Marquis de Chateaurenard, the secretary of the French Legation, from Paris, in an incredibly Dbrief time, has given rise to the ...

... I UNPUBLISHED CHAPTER OF GULLIVER7S I TRAVELS. The same ingenious gentleman who discovered the t MS. of Moredun, has by good fortune laid his p hands upon an original MS. of the Travels of Cap- t tain Lemuel Gulliver, which contains several pas- i: sages omitted in the printed copy. We have been 2 favoured with his permission to publish the following I specimen of these discoveries: I ...

... Tuz latest telegraphic despatches from the Crimea are, in so far as the siege is concerned, of a more stir- ring nature than the news from that quarter has been for some timb back, and are also encouraging in their tenor. The batteries of the besiegers opened fire at daybreak on the 5th of September. The Russian two- decker Marian was set on fire by a shell from the right lines of the French ...

... I TO THE EDI-TO O- THE DAILY NEWS. SIP,-Will you allow me in your columns to revive a scheme for a general education bill, the leading points of which I brought forward once before in 1846 ? It has, I t conceive, this advantage over the other place at present t before the public, that it does not in any way interfere with existing schools, and avoids flinging the enormous burden of the entire ...

... A TRUB BRITISH SOLDIBR. A correspondent sends us the following particulars C of the military experience of Sergeant James Hill, of the ( 23rd Regiment, a gallant Scot hloo has just left Fort Pitt General Hospital. This brave, determiped man escaped unhurt amidst the 1 terrific shower of round, Mi;iD, 24 and 32 pound shot, until EB within siX yards of a battery, when one entered the lower I ...

... AUSTRIAN REPLY TO THE FRENCH ENIPEROR'S SPEECH. The official IFiener Zeitneeg has an article, taking notice ot the reterences made to Austria in the speech delivered by the French Emperor before the Senate ana legislative body. The following is an extract: Since, however, Austria has been more than once alluded to in the last French speech from the throne, it may be nei- ther inopportune nor ...

... DlVISlON~ OF MgTROPOLITAN PARISHES The provisions of flall's Act for the Bette L~ocal Management of the Mletropaolis necessitating the division of the whole metropolis into distriots or wards, the representative vestry of t. Panorne, et a recent sitting, appointed a commnittee to aeitat the commissioner, to b named by the government to set out such wards. The Same body also called a public ...

... PBOM?1w LONDON GAZRTTB, FrW?y, AUpaS 21.? LI I 1 WAROFP1CE, AUrerT 31. 1st Regiment of Dragons Gnars~cs-Asai slat Surgeon Wil- tliau Alexiander Davidson, ?? from 42ntd Fioot, to be i Ssistwant rsurgec. ..4th Light Dragocna-Lieutsnant F. W. Mlartinl to be cap- e~ tain, by purebhae, viee Molyneur, who retires; Cornet 0 H1. II. de Bourbel to be lieutenazol, by purchase, riee D12th Light Dragoons ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LISPON, SEzT. 14. To supply a more complete communioation with Oporto, a company, partly composed of British mer- chants, has been organised, and a steamer of about 500 tons, and a spted ofistime 14 knots an hour, has been ordered to be built in Glasgow. Th's vessel) it is expected, will sail from Lisb an every altt raate day, carrying only passengers, mails, and ...

... (PROM OVR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) al PARIS, THURSDAY MoarNo.NG A letter in the Patrie, dated Odessa, Sept. 9, 4ay T that Count Strogonoff, the Governor-General ot New ti Russia, had been officiallY informed a few days pre- v.onaly, by the Minister at War, that the Czar would P arrive in Odessa between the 5th and 10th October. , The announcement of this unexpected journey had given rise to a host ...

... An officer of the Light Division writes from the Crimea, under date of September 26: - Captain James Doff, of the 23rd Regiment, who was taken prisoner on the 5th of November, 1854, the day of the Battle of Inkermann, arrived here a few days ago, having been exchanged at Odessa. His own version ot his adventures and treatment in Russia differ from the accounts which appeared in some of the ...

... it that mrn perc alto' rhe Leg 5en T rromt Nat to a whs %b3( rH: stat tion har the woe abo shee plut lice calk sior Cza gov tros try ocet dov of i stri He A wit wer rad her neo son teea ph3 Burl was idei mu nol jlot w~e' via Th into inI toe an dei of tht ail Ou Camp, May 7, 1855. The expedition to Kertch has returnod, to the i astonishment of every one. Surely there is a fatality attend- ing ...